Welcome to
the largest online museum/resource dedicated to Havoc, the 1970's spy
girl doll. Here I hope to list, and illustrate, everything produced
under the Havoc banner.

If you
think I've missed something or have anything to contribute, please
click my e-mail link opposite. I look forward to hearing from you.

27/08/08
(brushes dust off the website) D'oh... somewhere, somehow Orange has
lost a whole pile of my pictures (why am I not surprised?). All
should now be over on my main Havocdoll.co.uk host and (touchwood)
all the picture links will work... so LMK if something isn't (just
click the Havoc & radio pic above).

click
the picture you want

Havoc

Pack 75001

UPDATED
20/1/2005

Surprise
from the Skies

Pack 75011

UPDATED
4/8/2005

Sabotage
Under the Sea

Pack 75012

Music
For Murder

Pack
75013

UPDATED
27/08/08

The
Swedish Incident

Pack 75014

UPDATED
27/08/08

Jungle
Mission

Pack 75015

UPDATED
27/08/08

Race
Against Death

Pack 75016

UPDATED
27/08/08

Villainy
in Venice

Pack 75017

The
Monster of Maclochlin

Pack 75018

UPDATED
27/08/08

Hostess
to Danger

Pack 75019

UPDATED
27/08/08

Mystery
at the Ranch

Pack 75020

UPDATED
27/08/08

Inflatable
Boat

Pack 75051

UPDATED
27/08/08

Survival
Kit 1

Pack 75052

Survival
Kit 2

Pack 75053

UPDATED
27/08/08

Training
Pack

Pack 75054

Racing
Motorbike

Pack 75081

UPDATED
27/08/08

Havoc
plus Motorbike

Pack 75082

UPDATED
27/08/08

Havoc
Miscellany

a
collection of catalogues, leaflets etc.

UPDATED
27/08/08

CAN
YOU HELP?

1/
Anyone out there know the actual dates of when the Havoc line ran
from? Can't seen any dates on the packaging and I guess the copyright
date stamped on the back of Havoc's head will be for Daisy anyhow.

2/
Wild stabs in the dark - anyone with old toy catalogues showing the
Havoc line? Or even anyone out there who actually worked on the Havoc line?

RESULT!

Well,
we have a start date for the Havoc line thanks to Kim
Stevens who's sent me a
trade ad promoting the new Havoc line from 1974. I will hopefully
get that black and white photocopy posted soon(ish)

Thanks
to Martin (BatmanUK) I think we have an identification for a lot of
the Havoc art, step forward the great John M Burns and take a bow!